I haven't flown in about 6 months. My downward spiral happened when I failed my medical due to a heart murmur. I got everything resolved, and now hold a valid medical, but I have not resumed my training since receiving it. I decided to stop while I waited to see if everything would work out, and when I got the medical(about 2 months later) it was the start of summer. By that time I had way too many summertime activities like golf, vacations, etc going on to have time for flying.
Now I want to get back into things, but I don't know that I want to do my old "once a week" thing. While being home and working I have a tough time being able to fly more than once a week(on weekends). That being said, I was wondering if there is a good place that I could train for say 2 weeks straight and earn my PPL that way. I am willing to go anywhere in the country and stay there. I figure I can take 2 weeks or whatever off work and get it done. Plus being away from home will help me with my studies since I won't have the distractions that I have at home.
Even if it is not possible to achieve my PPL in two weeks, I know that a program like that would give me a nice jumpstart back into things.
To give you an idea of where I am at, I have around 10 hours flight time, and was working on perfecting my landings during my last lesson before my failed medical.
Any thoughts?
Now I want to get back into things, but I don't know that I want to do my old "once a week" thing. While being home and working I have a tough time being able to fly more than once a week(on weekends). That being said, I was wondering if there is a good place that I could train for say 2 weeks straight and earn my PPL that way. I am willing to go anywhere in the country and stay there. I figure I can take 2 weeks or whatever off work and get it done. Plus being away from home will help me with my studies since I won't have the distractions that I have at home.
Even if it is not possible to achieve my PPL in two weeks, I know that a program like that would give me a nice jumpstart back into things.
To give you an idea of where I am at, I have around 10 hours flight time, and was working on perfecting my landings during my last lesson before my failed medical.
Any thoughts?